# Introducing In/Visible, a group show examining the biases in AI, curated by Linda Dounia Rebeiz

<caption>Artwork by Serwah Attafuah</caption>

Our next exhibition, **opening June 12, looks at the ways AI can be a tool of exclusion, and brings together artists seeking to challenge that.** Curated by Linda Dounia Rebeiz, In/Visible presents new work by ten Black artists that explore AI as a means to be known and seen, to tell their stories, and to hold space for humanity.

**Featuring works by:**
* Adaeze Okaro
* Afroscope
* Arclight
* Jah.
* Linda Dounia Rebeiz
* Minne Atairu
* Nygilia
* Rayan Elnayal
* Serwah Attafuah
* Zoe Osborne

In/Visible is minted on **Ethereum. Each of the 10 artworks has 50 editions, and will be priced at 0.015 ETH per edition.**

**Exhibition Opening:**
June 12, 2023
14:00 UTC+0

(7am Los Angeles, 11am São Paulo, 4pm Berlin, 10pm Shanghai)

Collecting begins one hour later.

**Linda Dounia Rebeiz on the exhibition**

Any Black person using AI today can confidently attest that it doesn’t actually know them, that its conceptualization of their reality is a fragmentary, perhaps even violent, picture.

Black people are accustomed to being unseen. When we are seen, we are accustomed to being misrepresented. Too often, we have seen our realities ignored, distorted, or fabricated. These warped realities, often political instruments of exclusion, follow us around like shadows that we can never quite shake off. Still, like anyone, we crave to be visible. We want the world to hold space for our humanity.

This exhibition brings together artists who are defiantly visible, telling their stories using AI, a tool that, itself, acknowledges its shortcomings in understanding them.

**Artwork preview**

<caption>Artwork by Minne Atairu</caption>

<caption>Artwork by Serwah Attafuah</caption>

**Exhibition Opening:**
June 12, 2023
14:00 UTC+0

(7am Los Angeles, 11am São Paulo, 4pm Berlin, 10pm Shanghai)

Collecting begins one hour later.